God's grace is sufficient. It tells us that. My grace is enough. That's the idea. My

grace is enough for you. He said to Paul and he said three times, take away this physical

bone. It's if my grace is enough. But it's only there when we need it. It's not when we imagine

some awful things going to happen. If you spend your time thinking, you know, one of my kids,

well, what would I do if one of my children died? What would I do if my husband died? Or what would

I do if when you read about the terrible things happening to other people? What would I do if that

happened to me? But there's no grace for your imagination. You're listening to episode 74 of the

God Center Mom podcast with me, Heather McFadden. And today I'm finishing up my conversation with Vicki

Kraft. This is part two. And if you haven't heard part one, I suggest going over to episode 73. You'll

definitely want to check that out. Today, Vicki's brought back with more Godly wisdom. She was the

women's minister at my church for several years. She's authored a couple books. She started a

Titus 2 for ministry. She has lived a full life 87 years. And she's sharing some of the things

she's learned. And today we hit on a lot of different topics from friendship, having a sense of humor.

You are desires to be good moms, trusting God, our children to God, worry and grace and

finding mentors, making that happen. And I love all she has to say about her assurance of salvation.

I know you're going to enjoy everything Vicki has to share. So let's get right to it. Here we go.

So yeah, suffering. All right. Yeah, you're right. That's not a fun one.

Well, this one is better. Okay. All right. The friends on one of God's greatest blessings.

No, even non mean when you're just friends, but especially believing friends, they're

they're different from you. They're maybe the same as you, whatever. There's something so

supportive and so encouraging. And I really feel sorry for people that don't have intimate friendships.

You can have a lot of friendships at different levels, even Jesus did. Yeah. The 12 disciples,

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